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IN OUR UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT THE
SPECIAL PRICES ARE FOR THE BALANCE OF
THIS WEEK ONLY. AND WILL POSITIVELY
TERMINATE SATURDAY EVENING, so
DO NOT FAIL TO TAKE ADVANTAGE
OF THEM. SEE THE GOODS DIS
PLAYED IN OUR WINDOW.
PoRTIEREs
CHEN IIILIEE-A Of our g. all CHENILLE PoR;
CHENILLE PoRTIEREs. reduced to 50 Is. Others
TURCOMAN-We start at 1915 Portiere that can
not be matched under 1928: Our $3.50 ROMAN
G Gbr y spgFE FRSSHIES Bsn Fsdqsed 70
some s775, These are only Illustrations of how
SILK SHdIELAS-Were go; for Thanksgiving Week
LACE CURTAINS.
Our Merry PrsS Side B9rdsF REDUCED to
Shell Pattern, reduced to s3. our s45O LACE
SCyHTAIN. Double Russian Border. reduced to
TABLE COVERS
was 1925; reduced 70 1895. "a RAW SILK
cHESfLhEf GHEs si9isfa COVER & s1so. g.
e., HisfE F' dSvf soi fss'sia
PLT ISL GovERs"sTAND COVERS were Csc; re-
s Sqssd rs s se g ss5 stHs SIX oks
f2H AZ SHE Tc eoVEks soSs,
S1.2o. reduced to 7;}c.
LAMBREoUINs
PLUSH LAMBREQUINS ~ yards long, which can
not be bought anywhere under Sa75: we are sell
FELT LAMBREoU1Ns, IN yards long. worth $50;
spun SILK LAMBREoUIN, material all colors, was
Sl.JO; reduced to 51.25.
DRAPERY
One Lot which We sell for 1Oc., very pretty Dot
Pattern, for this week SC.
DRUGGETs.
3x3 Yards Ingram DRUGGETS s6. 80 ouslity re.
duced to $500 $3.50 quality (best) reduced to
s. You should make special note Of this.
RUGS.
FUR RUGS. were ears; reduced to 81 90 " w.
FRINGE.
One Lot of CHENILLE FRINGE which sold for Csc:
reduced to lie. yard.
TINsEL &c. Ball. all colors sold all over at lOc
SHADES.
New Line of HOLLAND SHADES Just received,
Price. xt1res ccm a c resuAr QUO Kind our
N B.-A Sample Line Of FLANNEL PIANO COW
ERS lone OF knd which will be sold at Is per cent
E5tfs Values IL LADIES'
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANIEp- By Young GERMAN ORR. WHO
49, s, al kinds Of heusewsrs situation
WANTED-BY A YOUNG coLoRED MAN. Po-
c Sa sd ir@ isis sa:ef or
WANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS POSITIONS
W for Cooks, chamberInxids. Waitress. Iaunslress
Buffers sAM'L A. CooMBs. s28 r ST. NV. na8 2t'
WANTED--A YOUNG MAN. FORMERLY CLERK
Any NY Kind Best Of rstsrence given. Address BOZ ~
WANTED DRUGGIST GRADUATE. WANTS
s..- s s.naron: best city references Address W. "
WANTED SITUATIONS FOR COOKS. MAIDS.
nurses housemen. walters bsrten ders. and other
&C. A B1RSakM L. s is%i is ss,el ng
WANTED-A PLACE As cHAMBERMAfD FOR A
w good eolored girl; best of reference given. Ad-
dress 43s Pennsylvsnia ave. n26-2t'
WANTED BY A NORTHERN LADY WHO IL A
Address Miss c. Star office. IL
WANTED-A Young FRFNcHMAN WANTS A
Bile genera farm sr near AN. sse the S
OF SSssneysrd Inquire at 9o6 St n. at Store.
pewriter pSst tom ,esmt NOT Ssh and rsfsr
ences unimpeachsble Apply to 1927 3ist st NV IT.
WANTED POSITION AS wArCHMAN OR
sSSS. 'S sa ss s,,E refer
WiAnS,.,IIiPP,Me I T. YOUNG LADY PLAIN SEWING
specially. Address 451 81; sw nl8- 3ts
M ANTED-ENGAGEMENTs FOR COOKS CHAM
w Der, Kitchen. and Ladies' Maids. Houseke< pers.
sesis W, LaSndresses Nurses, coschmen, But
DICKS AGENCY, ol3 9TH ST NV. n256t.
WANTED "A MIDDLE-AGED GENTLEMAN
now IN Government service Irresponsible position)
siness. Address TEMPER1NCE. Star ofSoe ns Sq
WANTED-PosITION WITH CRAFTSMAN BY
TO complete efficiency; salary object az first Ad-
dress CRAFTSMAN. Star Office. n.I5-3ts
WANTED-BY YOUNG WHITE BOY OF 10
w years who has just from the old conn
All st.nw n553;:
w years old, a drug clerk: years experience.
willing To make himself generally useful: good refer
ence; unmarried. Address Box 49, star Office 81.
WANTED-AT ONCE, TWO WHITE GIRLS
w sltuAtions-onea as Cook. the other as Nurse and
Shamperrnaid $50 ST. NV. n25-2ts
WANTED-BY A REsPEcTABLE WHITE wo-
w man. situation as Cook: will assist az washing
and ironing. Cal 2l6 2lst St NV. n25-2t'
WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY SITUATION
w in an office to do copying, ypewriting book
Keeping reference Address TYPE star office n25-2t.
WANTED-BY A YOUTH WHO is WILLING TO
w work and well recommended situation in q gro
cerr business Address L. o., ass c 81. INSIST.
WANTED-A wELL-INFoRMEp GENTLEMAN
w desires position as Stenographer Position about
Congress preferred Address ''STENoGRAPHER'
Star office. n23-A.
WANTED HELP. ALL NATIoNAIITIEs: ENG
w nsh cook temalel French nurse (experiencedl.
n.neZuelan houseinan, German bartender and waiter
Mhite and colored women cooks, &c. 7. NJ. BURN
HAM, 63O-632 K st. NV. nlY-ots
WANTED-KNowN THAT HELP OF ALL KINDS
, w can be had at South Washington Labor Bureau-
43o 1th ST. sw. nll-lm
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ART EMBRo1DERY DEPARTMENT.
Large variety Of new Art Shades in Ponses
Silks, China Silks, Figured Satins, Crepe Cloths
Pushes. &C.
l0-nch Ponges silks Soc per yard
24-inch China Silks 75c per yard
24-inch Figured Satins q. so per yard
31-inch Crepe Cloth, 81 per yard.
Belongs Embroidery Silks. on spools, &c.
per dozen spoolR
New line of Fancy SILK Cords. SC. per yard
A-oz. spools Purse Silk, 37kc.
Golden Tinsel Macrame Cord. 80 yards to the
ball. only loo. per ball.
Mitrailleuse Steel Knitting Pins. in handsome
cases, 4 sets to the CASE only 25c per case.
silk Banner Rods, 5-inch. only &c. each
Do. do. do. 9-inch. only lOc. each.
Do. do. do 1l-inch, only l24c. each.
Full line of Fringes, in . variety ofart shades
only 25c. per yard
We have almost every requisite for Art Needle
Work. Lowest prices.
WOODWARD LoTHROP.
Cor 11th and sta NV.
BAnoA1xs In WNrrn Skirts.
Our stock Of these goods represent the best
values we have yet offered,
IOO-2S-INCH
KNIT WORsTED UNDERBKIRTs.
ONLY sl25 EACH
MISSES KNIT wORsTED SKIRTS.
ALL cOLORS.
o2x. IS. s7Hc. AND q EACH.
l0o-I2-IECH QUILTED
fARMER SATIN SKIRTS
ONLY q EACH
ru]l linc Of Melton Cloth and Flannel Walk
,ns skirts. variety of exesllsnt styles. Extr.or.
dirtpry values ut T6c.. q, o1.12k and d 30
esch.
81 Iadies' Fine Satin Walking Skirts. quilted
an bottom. Is inches deep. black and colorA
Only o. each.
rarxe variety Of Finer 0raAs Satin Walking
s11rts, at o4.5O, e4.76. %. ESQ. %, e7.5os
and $3.50 each
(second noor: through srrh 70 aunex.)
WOODWARD hOxHkop.
Cor 11th and \ ~ ~.
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TIE GRrArrsr BARGAINS

= ne ~ hLAlESI x/AhdA1NS
CLOTHING
Ever offered in this city are shown now at the Great
Closing Out Sale Of
OAK HALL,
COR. 10TH AND STREETS.
500 suits for boys to 10 years. knee pants, will be
for boys oiei f viii be closed out at
al S n Se e
a immense S reductions haye been made on suits .9r
bert Fun Dress swallow tail costS. foi ali shapes
snort, long, stout and lean sizes TO 4s These are
lovERCoATs
We naye in Beaver GoskscreS Ksrssy Cashmere
former prices, which were at all times the lowest In the
special attention is called to our Satin Lined Full
Dress Suits.
are ahead Of and ali stores in the city as to
ea from e
waist.
LEASE AND FIXTURES FOR SALE.
s. 3 Il E. E.
nee COR TENTH AND F sTs
36INc WIDE CURTAIN, scRIM. 5Se YARD;
wv Lace Curtains, yards in length; 3gT Fer pair.
n26-ot' 145 and TAI sth st. se
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Special Rrpucr1oss.
sEATON PERRY.

SEATON PERRY.
Successor to PKRRY BRorRKr1
e35 COMBINATION SUITS REDUCED TO e25.
$50 COMBINATION SUITS REDUCED TO $50.
SIS COMBINATI0N SUITS REDUCED 10 dis.
$40 COMBINATION SUITS REDUCED TO els.
W e9asiSAoS s sTTs kkE EPTcEP
eeS SSsTI9s SUITS SUITS EE EBgSEB
SO INCHES WIDE ENGLISH SUITINGS IN
'CONFINED STYLES OF MY OWN IMPORTA-
TON" AT % PER YARD: REDUCED FROM 82. 25.
WIDE, AT Soc. ORIGINAL PRICE 81 % 81 SO.
,, e INCHES WIDE LUPIN'S CoI.oRED ALI;
80 INCHES WIDE Atwood TRIcoTs, AT
37fc REDUCED FROM SOC.
SPECIAL BARGAIN 40 INCHES WIDE ALL
WOOL FRENCH FOULE IN BLACK AND ALI. THE
NEW COLOks. VIZ: TERRA-COTTA, GOBLIN.
BRONZE, GARNET. PLUM. WINE, AND NAVY, AT
EXTRA COOP VALUE" IN 5o-1NcH ATWOOD
NEW FRENCH Habit CLOTHS IN BLACK AND
ALL THE CHOICE COLORs. AT sl.5O, s2, e225.
s 'Eg& A BLASK AND coLoREp FRENCH cAME1,s
s ~ as x AMP hNp e INCHES WIDE AT Use. ST.
CHOICE SHADES IN AII-wOOL AND SILK
WARP HENRIErTAS. AT 81 AND sl.25
LARGE AND ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF
EyENINd SILKS, GAUZES. NETS, AND II.LU-
EXPLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
sEATON PERRY,
Perry Building, Pennsylvania ave, cor 9th st.
Established 1S4O. MO
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CoMPLETE SToCK
"H:s And scarlet fis s6nsi Shirts and Drawers
Merino Eslorisgan. Cancels hair Shirts and Drawers
P.l.sssss W. d TELL
n.o go Pennsylvania ava
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E. G. DAVIS,
n26 719 MARKET SPACE.
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cO Lace Curtains, 3 yards in length, 49c, Per pa
n26-2t. G4J and TAI 9Th st. ae
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Ir Is REAsosABIE

To suppose that firm whose experience in
business covers years of success and will
give its patrons satisfaction. Such @ firm is
located at 719 MARKET SPACE. COR. sTH
ST. y. W.
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WANTED--ROOMS.

WANTED. TWO, TO FOUR ROOMS. COM
of the city Address J. c. l., Star office 1t.
WJANTED-A GENTLEMAN DESIRES FUR
w nished room. with heat and bath between Ith
and l5th. F and L. Price So to $40 per month. B.
Star Office. IT
WyANTED-TwO COMFORTABLE ROOMS AND
w Board for lady and son References giSe e and
HHIANTED-A GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND DAU0H-
w ter want two communicating sunny rooms and
ss nd nfp .ns
nSs win
WANrEDz,RY, THREE ADULTS THREE OR
for Light housekeepns between 4th and ihth and
S sad FL Star oee 'si,e
VxTANTED-Now Is YOUR BEST CHANCE TO
w rent rooms we clan. best facilities tor renting
same can 70, j9toIrmstOn. TERMS &C. Proc
XNANTED-ROOMs. By GENTLEMAN AND WIFE.
December LIST to Nay 1ss Furnished Boon VIII With
res:on.Ss 2Ssss:
WANrED-pY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. 4
w unfurnished rooms Flower part Of house. near
Rent sas Soi to s1cssd SO. ROYAL star once it:
WANTED-A LIEUTENANT IN THE NAVY.A
in private isins .5sr: there xii b other board
sittnS sScp and bed rSo% Or large rcS% and and
and description of T. car. star ONO.
WANTED-BY A SINGLE MAN, FOR PROBABLY
w tour or six months. large two small attic
roone partly furnished, centrally located terns
eonsble Address, with PARTICULAR A R. Star Once.
T n25-2t
HNANTED-PRoBABLY FOR II MONTHs-3 Or
sosd to %Ss sGs
Able References given and required Address SIS
SION," Star Office. nxS-0t
WANTED = FURNISHED Or UNFURNIsHED
w roonla Persons having rooms 70 rsut can ssve
money by seeing US; we receive constant CALLS Nom
n23.Ss. ROOM RENTING AGENCY. el2 ethst NV.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
WE HAVE sEyERAL VERY VALUABLE
w large properties for 1Aa situated on H9ssachu-
sstts ave- sxsended sd ne f.shionssls Tenieytown
'a a ''''' mo SS0ds2SSsassSS0SSsdaHt
EDUCATIONAL.
VVANTID : ScNOFA1s On TIE PIANO AND
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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-10-01
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, August 18th, 1887.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence presented to
the undersigned, it has been made to appear that
1.-THE First National Bank of Wa-Keeney," in
the City of WsKeeney, in the County of Trego, and
State of Kansas, has complied with all the provisions
of the Statutes of the United States required to be
complied with before an association shall be author
lied to commence the business of Banking.
Now, THEREFORE,, I, William L. Trenholm, Comp
troller of the Currency, do hereby certify that The
First National Bank of Wa-Keeney," in the City of
Wa-Keeney, in the County of Trego, and State of
Kansas, is authorized to commence the business of
Banking as provided in Section Fifty one hundred
and sixty nine of the Revised Statutes of the United
States.
[sEALl of Office this 18th day of August, 1887.
w. L. TRENHOLM,
Comptroller of the Currency.
No 3776 444-1O
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FIRST ANNUAL
PREMIUM LIST.
OF THE
Trego County Industrial
Fair Association,
To Be Held at
Wa-Keeney, Kansas,
Wa-Keeney, Kansas,
ON
OFFICERS

October, II, II and 13, 81,
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Best Ewes 2 years old and over 800
Second best Kas. Far.
Best Ewes, shown with sire 800
Best 5 grade Ewes 500
Second best Kas. Far.
Best Wethers 800
Second best Kas Far.
Best S Eve Lambs 200
Second best Kan. Far.
Glass D. SWINE.
GEO. Cross, Superintendent.
POLAND CHINA.-LOT 10.
Best Boar, year old and over 500
Best Sow, 200
BERKSHIRES-LOT IL
Best Boar, l year old and over 800
Best Sow, {" g 200
ANY BREED.
Best lot of Pigs, not less than 5, un-
der months old, with dam 800
Second best lot of Pigs, not less than
5, under months old, with dam, IA. Far.
Best lot of Shoats, not less than 5,
under year 200
Second best lot of Shoats, not less
than 5, under year LOO
Glass e. POULTRY.
II. G. BRYANT, Superintendent.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-10-01

Buggies, 25 cents; saddle horses, IL
cents.
Each occupant of vehicle must have q
ticket.
Season tickets not transferable.
Editors and reporters will find every
thing pleasant. The officers and mem
bers of the Association will always esteem
it a privilege to impart to them any In
formation desired.
Gates open at s a. m. each day.
DESIGNATION OF OFFICERS.
Officers will wear badges with the name
of the office thereon.
PREMIUM LIST.
CLASS A. CATTLE.
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NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE Success,

WHEN WE SURVEY THE ARMY OF PURCHASERS
WHO VISITED OUR HOUSE FOR THE PAST TWO
MONTHS, WHICH IS GENERALLY CONSIDERED
AMONG BUSINESS HOUSES THE DULLEST Pc
Rod IN THE YEAR. WE FEEL LIKE EXPRESSING
OUR SURPRISEAS WE ONCE HEARD COL NIGER
SOIL REMARK BEFORE VERY LARGE AUDI
ENCE, AFTER SCRUTINIZING THEM QUITE
WHILE: WHERE IN THE WORLD DO YOU ALL
COME FROMfn IF OUR FRIENDS KEEP UP THE
GRAND MARYLAND WE FEEL CONFIDENT THEY
WILL. BECAUSE THEY KNOW WE CAN APPRECI-
ATE THEM, WE WILL THIS COMING SEASON
LEAD THE VAN IN THE EXCLUSIVE READY
MADE CLOTHING CONTEST FOR MEN AND BOYS.
WE HAD THE PAST SEASON SOMETHING LIKE
THOUSAND MEMS SUITS. WHICH WERE TO HAVE
BEEN SOLD AT S12, $780, 915 AND AS HIGH AS
SIS. WE SOLD THEM AFTER NEW YEAR AT THE
UNIFORM PRICE OF SO. wEHAvE ABOUT IS OF
THESE LEFT. STYLES AND PRICES AS GOOD As
ANY OF THE OTHERS WERE WE WANT TO SELL
THEM AND NOT SALT THEM AWAY FOR NEXT
SEASON. THE NUMBER OF CHILDREN'S SUITS
AND OvERCOATS WE HAD WAS TOO GREAT FOR
Us TO COUNT. awe IMAGINE" THERE MUST
HAVE BEEN TEN THOUSAND OF THEM. MORE OR
LESS. WE MARKED THEM DOWN FROM "a. so
o. SO AND 1850 TO $3.50. WE HAVE BY ACTUAL
COUNT A SUITS LEFT. COME AND TAKE THEM
AWAY AT S25O.
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING CO.,
DISPENSERS OF FINE CLOTHING FOR MEN AND
BOYS AT POPULAR PRICES.
fo5-wfm.3m 400 7TH ST. NV. COR. D.
NEW CURTAIN scRIM TX. AT THE
Double Combination
f25-3t 18th ST Sc
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The FrancoItalian earthquake, unlike most
Commissions or nature and OF arms, Increases
rather than dininishes IN Importance as the re-
turns continue To come in. 1t has had the effect,
also. OF reviving public interest In a number OF
noIninally royal personages whose Whereabouts
and. indeed, whose very existence-had been
ignored for gooc while by tn rest OF the world
AT the same time IT has called TO the front once
more the really royal qualities of King Humbert,
who. whether the occasion be a pestilence or an
innundation, famine or fire, is always ready 10
90 where his people need him most
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-25

We offer you . Fine French Abdominal Cor.
set. made from hne coutille, side steels, spoon
busk. finished with broad band Of noi,-elAstic
webbing around the bottom, silk stitched
Throughout. We remember when this corset
sold for "a per pair. aud recently at $3.50. To
close out the line before removal into our new
store, we offer 1t at sL50 per pair. You win
nsr6 have such an opportunity again
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-25

Excellent line Of Jackets and Newmarkets
now on display. Not necessarily bargain be-
cause OF low price. We aim to give you DUAL.
1ty. style, sewing. finish and fit at the best price
possible TO name on wrap embodying these
features.
S410. SO, IS, -. 30 and MP
Elegant line of spring weight Newmarkets in
nne checks and small plaids, with capes, with
hoods. also with cape and hood combined; 60
$40, Sl2.50 $3.50, els and $50 each.
WOODWARD a InTHROp
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Patriots who want 30 avoid war with England
at almost any cost WIN be glad now that the pres
dental succession bin became a law Senator
Ingalls,, otherwise, would have been acting Vice
President OF the United States from the fourth of
March next tin the first session OF the Fiftteth
Congress. and. in the event OF any disabling ac-
cidentS happening TO Mr.. Cleveland during that
interval would have succeeded to the chief place.
II Is not difneult to imagine what would have
happened, In such contingency, IL an American
skipper had been harshly handled by Canadian
gunboat; for Mr.. Ingalls, could not, Of course,
have delivered himself OF so much fiery eloquence
IN the Senate chamber without meaning all he
SIfds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-25

VIII their purpose best and at the same time
greatly accommodate THE STAR. II they win send in
before tomorrow their announcements for the
extra large edition Of Saturdays paper the forms of
which must be sent to much earlier than on the
other 1--WE days Of the week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-25

Having the rival claims of Harrison Turpie no
longer 10 fight over, the Indiana legislators have
revived their hair-pulling and head-breakng
amusements in behalf OF Smith & Robertson
respectively. By-aud-by they will find time. per-
haps, To do a little law-making for a change
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-25

The one man I'm Pi tsburg who has gone crazy
since becoming an anarchist is creating quite a
stir In the newspapers The ninety-and-nine whose
belief In anarchfsm is only symptom OF madness
implanted long before pass unnoticed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-25

IL is not believed that the satisfaction In the
House at the failure OF the dependent pension bill
to pass over the Presidents veto Is confined to the
one hundred and twenty-five representatives
whose votes are recorded against 1t. Judging from
the Individual expressions OF opinion upon the bill
by members Of Congress. 1t is likely that a num-
Der OF the votes yesterday In its favor due
considerations of political expediency in view Of
the certain defeat OF the bill in any event. The
positive opposition Of a small portion OF the
ex-soldierS was doubtless more to be feared than
the resentment OF civilian taxpayers at a vote for
a measure which fs harmless, because defeated
A pension claim agent, when asked his opinion OF
the bill recently, said: "AS q claim agent con-
slider 1t grand, good thing; Individually, / think
II Internal robbery" How many Representatives
voted yesterday politicians and partisans and
not Individually The good natured public,
however, does not care particularly for such In
quirfes into motives when the danger is past, but
In respect TO defeated schemes says "let by cones
be by-gones," and draws deep breath OF relief
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FABRIC Grows.

We have Just opened our own spring importa.
uen OF LADIES' and Misses Fabric Gloves, which
contains many choice goods at extremely low
pr1ces AS Specially good values we quote:
Misses Fine Jersey Isle Thread Gloves, En-
1shed myers, all the new spring shades,
Only 25c. per pair.
Muses. Jersey Taffcta Gloves, in assorted
shades, In browns, grays, tans and modes,
Only 37>9c. per pair.
Ladies' 6-button Length Black Jersey Taffeta
1loSes superior grade being the best quality
We have ever sold ut the price.
Only SOC. per pair
Ladies' Sbutton Mousquetaire Suede Gloves,
il assorted tan shades,
Only 81 per pair.
Ladies' 4-button Suede Gloves embroidered
backs in black aud self-shsdes Kid welts, supe-
rior quality.
Only ALSO per pair.
wOOnW Ann + r nTupop
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Representative Cox, OF New York, turned up at
the House, after hts long Illness, just In time to
have share In the victory. Wan and worn as he
may be, he Is not half sick this morning as the
grand army Of claim agents.
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The MEN Or THE FuruRr.

Our Boys and Childrens Department demands our
srestsss ere We are constantly on IL sui vivs sof
the newest ed best things to b fbund ior our ntls
frienda Our hast venture required some nerve on our
part but We venture great DEAL even out of season.
to procure something unusually good for the men Of
sAKs AND COMPANY.
We have just received the hasncs Of $50 suits for
children-ases to 12-which We procured this week
at price that enables M to name s2 95 for strictly
Atwood suit correct in style and shapes absolutely
nothing wrong with Them but the manufacturers were
hard up. cash was the consideration, and oar buyer
was there
sAKs AND COMPANY.
Three hundred and fifty was q great number to buy
1t this late day Of the season. we had to buy the
entire lot to obtain them ct our price, great many
have bean sold, but great many still remain. The
regular price Of them in &5 suit but our price IL
s295. There are four Styles among the lot 80 that
you can hardly help being suited.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
Have we told you Of Childrens Knee Pants ct so
cents' We quite forget now but We tid good thing
Will bear repeating We have them IN great variety At
that price. Some Of them-not all, however-are all
WOOL They are neat patterns, and viii It perfectly
If you see them you are likely to buy three or
four pairs than one.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
Our Spring stock is being rapidly gotten in shape,
and when the ethereal mildness" comes We will
ssonish and amaze you by the beauty Of our Styles
the variety Of patterns the excellence Of material
snd workmanship. and the astonishinely low prices
We are enabled to name by virtue Of the immense
quantities handle No other house can successfully
compete with as in sterling values and low prices
sAKS AND COMPANY.
THE BOYS FAvoRITE CLOTH1ERs,
fc5 800 TO 3Os SEVENTH STREET.
HAIR BRUSHES, EACH 3d.
Double Combination,
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LADIES, Mus11s UNDERWEAR.

We are building up a trade in these goods sur.
passing all expectations. We attribute this
success solely to the intrinsic merit Of each and
tails, the quality Of the nusins used, aud the the
Fine Muslin Walking skirts tucked cambric
RIFLE on the bottom headed with two clusters
ETtra.ne Muslin Nv Wais I'm s1 Skirts trimmed
with wide cambria r1fie, two wide clusters Of
fucks above. only 15c. each.
th rane AM M, sim; Cheniss yoke Of five clusters Of
Fine Muslin Coried-band Chemise, excellen.
Vs.ne oniy % r.. each
Fine Muslin Chemise. yoke of fine tucks and
neck aud sleeves only 500 each ~
Fine Muslin Drawers wide hem, with three
me tucks above only 25c. per pair.
cambc heaasS en.ssr y'9 t|s he'd
Extra al" line Muslin f Drawers four mos. de.
sirabie styles. excellent quality Of cotton, only
Fine Muslin Corset Covers, finished searns.
buttons and button holes complete, only 1aHc
Fine Cambria Corset Covers, two clusters Of
with lace, only 25c each
fine Muslin Corset Covers, V-shaped neck.
trimmed with Hamburg embroidery. only 39c
Mother Hubbard Muslin Night Dresser Yoke
OF sixteen clusters of eight tiicks each tucked
each. ~
Extra fine Muslin Nixht Dresses suuare vote
OF 1oIlr clusters of eight tucks neck yoke and
sleeves. trimmed around the neck with cambric
rune headed with Misunderstanding only 94c
The above only represents a fractional part of
tnis exceilently selected stock.
Second floor; take elevator)
f25 WOODWARD Il LoTHRop.